Whether redeveloping a building or creating a new one, Sampson Morris Group is involved in every stage of the development process to bring properties to their full potential.
This 67,000 SF building was converted from a 1970 manufacturing facility into a Class A office building. The building is completely leased to Rue21 as their corporate headquarters. 2007 NAIOP Renovation Award Winner
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This 130,000 SF building underwent major renovations, turning it from the former Calgon Carbon Headquarters, built in the 1950s, into the Verizon Mega Center. AIA Pittsburgh 2004 Award Winner
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The 29,200 SF unique crescent building completed in 2009 was designed to maintain access to a large parking lot while hugging the topography of the site to allow for flexible uses.
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This park located off of 376 and the PA Turnpike is home to Sampson Morris Group’s Headquarters and represents SMG’s ability to leverage a site to allow for a diverse and flexible set of tenants and spaces.
Originally home to a motion picture laboratory, the building has been repurposed into functional flex space with an attractive location for many users. There is currently room to build.
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This 33,000 SF building was the former Holiday Park Bowling Alley. The challenging conversion to a Class A office was completed in 2008 and it is now home to Phillips/Respironics.
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A prime example of Sampson Morris Group’s ability to see the maximum potential in a space. This lot was originally home to the International Paper Factory; the large building had the center removed and was split into two buildings with parking in the middle. This enabled increased parking and truck access turning the site into an attractive location for lab, office, and flex space users.
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Previously the home of US Airways call center, the building went through a facelift that leverages the large parking lot to attract large office users.
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One of the newest office parks in the portfolio, Century Business Park, was built with the end office flex user in mind. With high ceilings, large windows, and 5 to 1 parking the location can accommodate office users or flex users with many dock location options available.
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This site is Sampson Morris Group’s second largest park in Robinson Township. McMichael Business Park recently completed construction of the first office building and with more planned there are plenty of opportunities for businesses to get the best-designed building for their needs in the location their employees and customers want.
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